Sentences with phrase «traditional firm office»

Lawyers usually think that all the trappings of traditional firm office space are essential to practicing law and serving clients.

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When companies grow and need a more robust infrastructure, she said, some tech firms are migrating to traditional office towers.

Compensation is based on the net profitability of your office and gross payout is higher than at traditional full - service firms.

Full - service office design & furniture installation firm, helping businesses transform their traditional work spaces.

Plus traditional investment firms typically have a huge back office, people pushing paper whose salaries you pay in the form of fees.

Ultimately, I opted for the more traditional route and named the firm «The Law Office of Matthew Hickey,» but use «Music Tech Law» as my url, www.musictechlaw.com and as a slogan on my business card.

Your solo firm might not have an «office» in the traditional sense, but Google and Bing don't understand that.

Young Conaway of Wilmington, DE, and Jaffe PR have won the Promotional / Collateral Materials Announcement category of the 2013 Legal Marketing Association (LMA) Your Honor Award for their public awareness campaign about the law firm's move from a traditional office building to an iconic courthouse in... Read More

First, many traditional offices, especially in larger law firms, create barriers to face - to - face collaboration.

Some jurisdictions have held on to the traditional notion of a brick and mortar law firm, requiring that lawyers practice out of a physical bona fide office.

A virtual law office, or virtual law firm, is a law practice that doesn't have a traditional brick - and - mortar office and largely relies on technology to meet client needs.

The traditional law firm model, driven to its logical extreme, is busting its gears and jumping its track at the worst possible time: clients are ready to impose unilateral retainer conditions, competition from non-traditional law offices, non-lawyers and overseas lawyers is gathering steam, and technology that can automate, systematize and rationalize law firm cash cows like due diligence and document review is here.

Two of the most popular methods are 1) a completely web - based virtual law office providing limited scope representation to online clients or 2) a virtual law office that has been integrated into the practice management methods of a traditional law firm structure.

The shift probably occurred while the firm opened nine offices across Canada, which corresponded with a greater emphasis on traditional corporate law.

By now most attorneys are familiar with virtual law offices, whether they are completely web - based or integrated into the structure of a traditional law firm.

A traditional firm may choose to have the client sign a separate agreement related specifically to the use of the virtual law office or client portal or may integrate provisions related to the tech into the existing firm engagement agreement.

We do have a traditional office, shared with another law firm, with standard reception, a boardroom and administrative support on site.

Yet, except for reduction of on - site libraries and excessive filing, many firms still operate under a traditional law firm office concept that has changed very little since the 1980's.

Our two offices are indispensable for clients and lawyers alike and we maintain the cohesion and focus of the best traditional firms.

In a virtual firm, the requirements necessary to maximize productivity as a «traveling lawyer» shrink dramatically when compared to the traditional IT deployment model, which requires the installation, periodic rebuilding and maintenance of every core application on both individual PCs and separate laptops for out - of - office travel.

At the time, when the office opened, which would be traditional for any firm opening in a foreign country, they sent in a Canadian resident managing partner.

Kelly Hayes: Correct, I work out of our South Carolina office and then all of our admin, operations, paralegals, tech people, finance people, all of the sort of «departments» that a traditional firm would have are housed in the South Carolina office.

If you visit one of Law Firm Suites» NYC executive suites, what you will find is a working law office, not dissimilar from traditional legal suite.

I had a simple solution to office gossip and interloping partner problems when I last worked in a traditional law firm setting — I closed the door.

Since its inception in 1972, Hughes Hubbard's Washington, D.C. office has remained rooted in the firm's traditional practices — litigation, arbitration and corporate transactions — and has developed regulatory specialties typically found in sophisticated Washington practices.

More and more firms continue to experiment with hoteling, single - size offices (to the chagrin of some partners), communal workspaces and locations outside the traditional «downtown business district.»

The key difference between a virtual office in New York and a physical office in a traditional shared office space is that, with the former, a firm pays for office services on an a la carte basis.

The article, entitled «Unleashed», focuses on the growing trend among law departments, law firms and technology vendors to have employees working remotely from locations outside of the traditional office setting.

Many of our clients are no longer able to afford the traditional billable hour, in - office rates of even the smaller law firms and solos.

Whether you are freshly out of law school and admitted to the bar, or have been working in your own traditional law practice or larger firm for years, our current technological climate gives you the ability to start, operate, and maintain a virtual law office in ways that are easier than ever before.

A 21st Century development has been the appearance of the virtual law firm, a firm with a virtual business address but no brick & mortar office location open to the public, using modern telecommunications to operate from remote locations and provide its services to international clients, avoiding the costs of maintaining a physical premises with lower overheads than traditional law firms.

Your law firm name can maintain the traditional «Law Offices of My Name» style, but by utilizing a DBA (doing business as or fictitious name), you can really make a statement.

Instead of in a traditional stand - alone law office, the law firm is based out of Platform Space, a co-working space in Bedford.

Advertising - Combine traditional advertising for the firm, an office or a practice group with a web - based strategy, and evaluate the success or failure.

With a traditional print book in a law firm library, a user either reads it in the library or signs it out to use in his or her office.

Innovative firms are using strategies such as virtual offices, value pricing, document automation and online legal services to erode the traditional law firm client base.

The open office model, at least as predicated within highly traditional law firms, still relies heavily on the concept of face time.

Having worked outside the traditional law firm office environment now for nearly seven years, I do look at the hugely expensive property assets (often with one desk for every lawyer, plus all the support infrastructure) and wonder how much cash law firms could free up by rationalising them.

Most traditional outplacement firms spend hundreds of thousands of dollars annually on infrastructure costs such as office space, computers, and phone lines and pass those costs on to you.

Regional IT Manager • Manage HQ infrastructure team and Asia information technology team, leading 11 staff in the servicing of over 800 users and 9 offices with responsibility for global infrastructure architecture and global network and focus groups • Drive global standardization firm - wide within networks, storage, backup, servers, computers and other critical hardware • Utilize cross-regional focus groups to connect functional experts between sites, establishing roadmaps, creating annual project plans and delivering global projects • Define incident management and change management processes, working with application teams for full implementation • Create datacenter in ShenZhen technology center to support ASIC team, software team, firmware team, hardware team and sales and FAE teams • Manage high volume of acquisitions and IT integrations on a global scale, including the CSR integration preparation (2011), the Microtune integration (2010), the Letitwave integration in France (2008) and the Emblaze Semiconductor in Israel (2004) • Supervise and lead numerous technology refresh projects including the global Exchange 2010 upgrade, the global MPLS network upgrade, the network switch upgrade, a global firewall project and internet bandwidth upgrade • Execute critical operations functions and projects including global wireless technology management, network monitoring, the global SSL VPN project, the management of Microsoft licenses and the e-mail gateway • Support critical business continuity tasks, including the development of a low - cost Oracle ERP system DR solution, server virtualization, E-mail DR and Perforce DR • Lead cost - saving and expense management endeavors including the build - up of a Quintum VoIP gateway globally to utilize traditional PBX gateway and the build - up of near - line archive storage with de-duplication technologic

A gradual transformation from an economy led by the traditional FIRE firms (finance, insurance and real estate) to the current technology - led trend has forced office - using companies to update their employee attraction tactics.

He says this was surprising because the lender was an insurance company that typically only finances traditional office buildings in core markets — like those occupied by law firms and financial companies — that require minimal improvements when a space turns over.

With traditional bank financing, the developer takes a huge gamble, said Gary Saul, co-head of the real estate division at law firm Greenberg Traurig LLP's Miami office.

Law firms and financial service companies in particular tend to prefer traditional office space.

But our major traditional urban office tenants — namely attorneys, accountants, banks and real estate firms — will have to step up to new leases if new buildings are to become a reality.